Hello! đź‘‹
My name is Marlis and I’m a fourth year economics PhD student at the Norwegian School of Economics NHH and affiliated with FAIR.
My primary research field is behavioral economics and I use field, lab, and survey experiments to study questions in the economics of education, gender, and information, both with adults and children.
Work in Progress
Motivated Parental Beliefs, Gender Stereotypes, and Parental Behavior
From Whom Do Children Acquire Information and How Does It Impact Learning
Does Parental Feedback Shape Children’s (Over)Confidence? (with Kai Barron, Michela Carlana, and Oda Sund)
How Learning About Climbing the Ladder Up/Down Changes Parents’ Game Plan: Beliefs, Wallets, and Rulebooks (with Ariel Kalil and Rebecca Ryan)
News
01/09/2023: I am visiting the University of Chicago and the Behavioral Insights and Parenting Lab from September 2023 until March 2024.
22/05/2023: I will be presenting at the workshop “Experiments on Social Inequality” at Sciences Po in Paris.